Under-Fire Trump Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick Confirms He Visited Epstein's Island

Trump Official Who Called Epstein ‘Gross’ Admits to Island Trip

Howard Lutnick was emphatic. In an October interview with the New York Post, Trump’s commerce secretary dramatically asserted that after a single encounter with the disgraced financier and sexual predator Jeffrey Epstein, he was determined to “never be in the room with that disgusting person ever again.” … Unless he was on a yacht near Epstein’s island and needed a place to stop for lunch.  On Tuesday, Lutnick confirmed that he, his wife, fo…

'Met Epstein 3-4 times': Harpdeep Puri sets record straight after Rahul Gandhi's charge in Lok Sabha

"I want to remind you that today, during the Parliament session, my name was mentioned in the context of some developments elsewhere—the Epstein files. I just want to share some information... I want to clarify that these facts are all public," Puri said at a press conference. Puri said the meetings took place before he joined the Union Cabinet in 2017 and are already in the public domain.

Under-fire Trump commerce secretary Howard Lutnick confirms he visited Epstein's island

Howard Lutnick says he had lunch on the island in 2012, contradicting previous claims he had cut ties with Jeffrey Epstein in 2005.

Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick defends visit to Epstein's island with his family

Justice Department files on Jeffrey Epstein released recently​ show Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick and Jeffrey Epstein had a closer relationship​ than Lutnick has previously stated.

Howard Lutnick admits to meeting with Jeffrey Epstein on his private island after previous claims

U.S. Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick has backtracked on previous claims that he had cut ties with Jeffrey Epstein after the late billionaire’s 2008 conviction for soliciting prostitution from a child.

Trump told police ‘everyone’ knew about Epstein, called Maxwell ‘evil’

The revelations stem from a report that documents a 2019 FBI interview with former Palm Beach police chief Michael Reiter, who recounted his recollection of a conversation with Trump in 2006 when charges against Epstein became public.